@fiveten
Thank You!
I found that I missed to paint small antenna.

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Great job on the antena, my friend @lis!

Capt R. (@lis), the tail stabilizer decals are coming along. They look good and are convincing. The nose decals... you have done a good job of removing the silvering. The carrier film is thick, and you can see the edges with the aid of your camera. The workaround (after the fact) is to cut down the film before using the decal. George on one of his builds shot a Dullcoat that helped hide the edges. I don't recall the name of the product. Perhaps he can enlighten us. On the whole, Capt R. (@lis), things are moving forward.

About the only clear flat I use is Tamiya Clear Flat, (@lis) (@stephen-w-towle). I will sometimes spray Testor's Dullcote from a can, but only on small parts that I want to protect before weathering.

Interesting problem, Bernard (@lis). I have occasionally had the clear take on a white frosting, but it was due to painting when it was really humid. I make it a point to check the humidity before I spray clear. For the gritty texture, it sounds like it is drying on the way to the model surface. You might try thinning the clear more with thinner and spray several light layers using a lower pressure. I use Tamiya Clear Flat thinned about 35-50% with Tamiya X-20 thinner. I haven't had any problems since I started watching the humidity and diluting my clear.

@gblair „gritty” effect was reduced to minimum when I changed clear coat to MrColor/MrHobbt brand. But effect of whittish coat was sometime after MrColor products.

@fxrob I

Always try to find uncommon decals but it is risikly sometime to go into third party decals. Your spitfire was vintage kit? Or modern? Old techmod decals always ripped off without reason. But modern from ArmaHobby kits are acceptable. This Wolpack sheet has also very famoust „The Sandman” Painting. If I find good quality stars I Think I will use rest of this decals from this sheet.

PS. Always make me crazy if I found piece of dust after final coat of clear. What could I do now?

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Capt R.(@lis) Tamiya sells fine sanding pads and polish for getting rid of dust and smoothing out the paint surface. I borrow my significant other's nail files or sanding sticks with the polishing side for taking out dust and imperfections. Downside for small pieces is that the sanding stick is too wide. George hit the nail on the head; the long-term solution is to thin down the clear coat. I thin down both my paints and the clear coat to avoid the pebble finish that results from using an airbrush. I have also used "Future" or whatever clear floor shine product you can find by brush painting that for my clear coat and afterwards place it under a box to avoid dust. I thin that with water too. Dip the brush in water, followed by dipping the edge of the brush in Future.